Attend this interest meeting to learn more about the 2019 Fall study abroad program in Salzburg, Austria. Salzburg, home to Mozart, is also called the “German Rome” due to its many baroque churches. With about 140,000 inhabitants, Salzburg is large enough to have an urban feeling, but small enough to be manageable. The old part of the city, nestled on the Salzach River amid rocky hills, coexists with a modern world of shopping centers and apartment buildings. Hohensalzburg Fortress, built in 1077, looms above the narrow, cobblestone streets from its mountain perch, overlooking centuries of architecture and history. The program is headquartered at the University of Salzburg, where courses are taught in German by local instructors who are sensitive to the challenges students face when learning a variety of subjects in German for the first time.

This event is presented as a part of UD's Global Month, an annual celebration of international education on the University's campus. View a full schedule of events online at www.udel.edu/global/iew.